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Jupiter Ascending (2015) Movie Review

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Jupiter Ascending (2015)
Rating:     Rated PG-13 for some violence, sequences of sci-fi action, some suggestive content and partial nudity
Production:     Warner Bros. Pictures
Genres:     Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Fantasy
Country:     USA
Language:     English
Directors:      Andy Wachowski , Lana Wachowski
Writers:        Andy Wachowski, Lana Wachowski
Stars:          Channing Tatum, Mila Kunis, Eddie Redmayne


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Jupiter Ascending critic reviews provided by Metacritic.com

TheWrap Alonso DuraldeWho cares if the story is occasionally impenetrable or if some gags land with a thud when the thrills and the eye candy keep coming at such a breathless pace? Jupiter Ascending doesn't break the new ground that the Wachowskis have managed in the past...but the film never slacks in its efforts to wow us.

HitFix Drew McWeeny

 Fast, frequently teetering on the cusp of the ridiculous, and eye-poppingly pretty, Jupiter Ascending is a wicked slice of entertainment, and a heck of an antidote to the typical February box-office blahs.

Total Film

Both visually and in the action stakes, Jupiter Ascending could give pretty much any space movie a run for its money.

Time Out London Tom Huddleston

This is one mad mess from start to finish... But the sheer ambition is impossible to ignore, and the sense of fun is infectious: you may fear for your sanity during Jupiter Ascending, but you'll come out smiling.

The Guardian Peter Bradshaw

It's all very chaotic and entertaining, like a bizarre cult sci-fi TV show that somehow survived a threat of mid-season cancellation.

RogerEbert.com Matt Zoller Seitz

It's blandly, often listlessly bad, check-the-blockbuster-boxes bad, just-out-of-film-school-and-shopping-a-tentpole-screenplay bad.

The Hollywood Reporter Todd McCarthy

Even with all its familiar action tropes, less-than-fresh special effects and loopy plotting, the most depressing element in the Wachowski siblings' latest sci-fi mash is that, as they conceive it, human society has been around for more than a billion years but is still presided over by a rivalrous British-style royal family that treacherously behaves as if it were the 1550s.

Variety Peter Debruge

 While the Wachowskis have always put their greatest emphasis on aesthetics, they allow the visual impulse to get the best of them here, investing so much attention in creating unique fashions, technology, architecture and design that they've blinded themselves to the huge logical gaps in their own story.

Empire Kim Newman

 Like too much filmed space opera, this is wonderfully imaginative when it comes to costume, art direction, special effects, spaceships and incidental alien creatures but stuck with old-hat character types and a resolutely unspecial storyline. It's frequently entertaining, but as much for its terrible moments as its inspired touches.

Tribune News Service Roger Moore

An excruciatingly empty chunk of eye candy that spends over two hours trying to convince us they're not ripping off “Dune.”
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